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6. Boardwalk Resort2-Bedroom Villas Sleep 8, while Grand Villas Sleep 12   Believe it or not, it is possible to find accommodations for even bigger groups of 11 or 12. The Boardwalk Resort, for instance, offers Grand Villas that sleep up to 12. These villas are quite large, and actually include a fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities. To top ...

5. Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa2-Bedroom Villas Sleep 8, while Treehouse Villas Sleep 12 Another great option for the biggest groups of 11 or 12 is the Saratoga Springs Resort. However, this hotel is not located in the hustle and bustle of the Boardwalk. Instead, it offers a much more peaceful experience with gorgeous green landscapes and an onsite spa. ...

If you’re planning a Disney World vacation with a large group of people, you may be feeling a bit overwhelmed. After all, there is a lot of planning that goes into a trip to Disney, and adding a large group into the mix can make it an extra big job. One of the hardest things to manage is finding a ...

10. Wilderness Lodge2-Bedroom Villas Sleep 8 Wilderness Lodge is a great place to stay no matter how many people are in your party. The gorgeous, wilderness-themed lobby is amazingly inviting, and the resort restaurant, Whispering Canyon Cafe, offers delicious grub as well as some silly antics the whole family will enjoy.

9. Beach Club Resort2-Bedroom Villas Sleep 8 Beach Club Resort is an awesome place to stay if you are big fan of Epcot. This is because it has a prime location just steps away from the park. Additionally, Beach Club offers an out-of-this-world pool complete with a lazy river. Clearly, this is an excellent choice, especially if you’ll be taking ...

8. Polynesian ResortBungalows Sleep 8 One of the original Disney World Resorts, the Polynesian really has a lot going for it. This hotel has one of the best pools on Disney property, and the theming through the hotel and grounds is phenomenal. On top of all that, this hotel has some awesome food choices. Luckily, even larger families can enjoy ...

1. Save Time by Eating While You Wait When you’re in Disney World, time is of the essence. You probably want to see and do as much as possible, which means that unless your meal will be a cool experience—such as a character meal or themed restaurant—it doesn’t make any sense to waste time eating. Instead, grab your meal to ...

4. Some Quick-Service Locations Offer Soda Refills Does your family enjoy soda? If so, you’ll learn pretty quickly that the stuff is pricy on Disney property. Still, there are ways to save on sweet drinks. Perhaps the best option is to find one of the few quick-service locations that offer free refills, order a drink, and refill the cup as ...

3. Discounted Starbucks Cards are a Great Investment Each of the four main theme parks in Disney World has a Starbucks. While these Starbucks locations cannot redeem rewards on the Starbucks app, they can accept gift cards. (Also, drink purchases do still add stars to your account.) Since you’re probably going to want coffee throughout your trip to keep you ...

2. Resort Food Courts Can Be Busy In the mornings, resort food courts are an absolute madhouse. Save yourself time, money, and stress by bringing breakfast foods from home to eat in your room. If you’re flying into Orlando or if you just don’t want to carry food from home, you can have groceries delivered through Garden Grocer.